Ghidra is an NSA-created software reverse engineering framework with disassembly, decompilation, graphing, and scripting for compiled code.
Decodes Android APK files to near-original resources and smali code, and rebuilds them after modifications.
Java tool that downloads web novels and exports them to EPUB, TXT, or PDF, with TUI, WebUI, and CLI interfaces.
Command-line and GUI tools that decompile Android Dex, APK and Java bytecode into readable Java source.
Distributed event streaming platform for building high-throughput data pipelines and streaming applications.
Free multi-platform desktop SQL client and database tool supporting any JDBC or ODBC database.
Free and open source distributed RESTful search and analytics engine built on Apache Lucene.
IntelliJ IDEA plugin providing a visual chat GUI for Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and several other AI coding CLIs.
MCP server that exposes Ghidra's reverse engineering capabilities as 200+ tools for AI assistants, via a GUI plugin and headless server.
A patch for the official Instagram Android app that removes the feed, Reels, Explore and ads while keeping DMs, stories and search.
Free, open-source Android app for watching and listening to YouTube, PeerTube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp and media.ccc.de without accounts or Google services.
An Xposed/LSPosed module for Instagram that adds privacy controls, media downloads, feed cleanup, and theming via an in-app menu.